Open a company in Germany from anywhere in the world. Our experts handle your GmbH registration, notarization, Handelsregister filing, and business bank account opening — 100% remote, zero hassle.
From GmbH registration to tax filing and work visas, we manage every step of your German business setup — so you can focus on growth, not paperwork.
Full-service GmbH formation including articles of association drafting, notarization, Handelsregister filing, and certificate of incorporation — the most trusted entity for foreign investors in Germany.
Launch your German startup or freelance business with as little as €1 share capital via a Unternehmergesellschaft. Ideal for founders who want to test the market before scaling to a full GmbH.
Already running a business abroad? Expand into Germany by establishing a legal branch office or a wholly-owned subsidiary, with complete compliance and registration support.
German law mandates a registered office address. We provide a compliant business address in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, or Frankfurt — essential for your Handelsregister filing and official correspondence.
Opening a German corporate account as a non-resident is challenging. We connect you with the right banking partners and guide you through the process — from document preparation to account activation.
We register your GmbH with the German Finanzamt for corporate tax (Körperschaftsteuer), trade tax (Gewerbesteuer), and VAT (Umsatzsteuer) — ensuring your company is fully tax-compliant from day one.
Planning to relocate? We guide non-EU founders through the EU Blue Card, self-employment visa, and entrepreneur residence permit pathways so you can legally live and work in Germany.
German companies have strict annual reporting obligations. We handle your financial statements, commercial register filings, payroll, and statutory tax returns — keeping you fully compliant year after year.
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Germany offers several legal forms for business registration. Here are the two most popular choices for international entrepreneurs — each with distinct advantages.
| Feature | GmbH | UG (Mini-GmbH) |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum Share Capital | €25,000 (€12,500 paid up) | From €1 |
| Limited Liability | Yes — full personal asset protection | Yes — full personal asset protection |
| Foreign Ownership | 100% — no local partner needed | 100% — no local partner needed |
| Notarization Required | Yes | Yes |
| Profit Retention Rule | No mandatory retention | 25% of annual profits retained |
| Typical Setup Time | 3–6 weeks | 2–4 weeks |
| Bank & Client Credibility | Very high — preferred by banks and corporates | Moderate — suitable for early-stage ventures |
| Best For | Foreign investors, trading, services, tech | Startups, freelancers, solo founders |
Our Germany experts handle everything — from notarization to bank setup. No travel required.
From your initial consultation to a fully registered, bank account application-ready German company — we handle every step so you don't have to navigate German bureaucracy alone.
Book your free consultation today. Get personalised advice on GmbH vs UG, formation costs, and the fastest route to your German company registration.
Our team prepares, reviews, and authenticates every document on your behalf. Here's what you need to provide:
Valid passport for all shareholders and directors. Must be notarized or apostilled if issued outside Germany.
Recent utility bill or bank statement (not older than 3 months) confirming the residential address of each shareholder and managing director.
The business activity description outlines your company’s planned services, trading scope, target sectors, and operational model.
Proof that the minimum share capital (€25,000 for GmbH or your chosen amount for UG) has been deposited into a German blocked corporate bank account before notarization.
Germany is not just Europe's largest economy — it is a launchpad for global ambition. Here is why thousands of international entrepreneurs choose to incorporate in Germany every year.
Access a €4 trillion domestic market
No local partner or sponsor required
Berlin, Munich & Hamburg — Europe's startup capitals
Clear, honest answers to the questions we hear most from international entrepreneurs looking to incorporate in Germany.
At Enterslice, we take the complexity out of German company formation — so you can launch in Europe's strongest economy with confidence, speed, and zero guesswork.